Here we live in the ambiguity of Christianity and Modern Secularism. 

Well, that’s at least where I live. Here in the good ol’ 2,500 populated city of Martinsville IL. Where the grand station is a gas station and the characteristics of socializing are very dogmatic. Everyone has to say, “Howdy.” It is as if you enjoy talking to some of the most self conceited people that you have ever met. Could there be anything worse than this typical Midwest stereotype?  

With my own tone of thinking and contemplation I would have to say that there is something more annoying. It relates to all of the living generations in the Midwest. Whether you are from the GI Generation, Baby Boomers, and even my own Millennial Generation there is something sad to say. All of these generations are either corrupted within their Neoplatonic Christianity, self egocentricism, or both (usually both).

This uneducated society is dismissing the reality of what “earth” really is. We cannot tell her what to do, but all of our actions will, and do, affect her. We only care enough to harm her with our own infections of pollution. We tend to forget that our lives can only be lived within her living. I cannot say that all of this is happening because of people’s own forgetfulness or because of their uneducated status. People are forgetting to care about earth because they do not care about the next generation. Grandparents do not care about our parents, parents do not care about us, and too often we do not care about our future children. 

We only care to live within our own Dogmatics of ignorance and platonic thinking of flying away to heaven. Whether you are a Christian or not you merely need to open up your eyes to perceive the necessity of caring for this earth.

For Christians:
I’m sorry, but we’re not going to fly away anywhere. The presumption of an unending spiritual heaven is probably one of the most unbiblical dogmatics of Christianity. You most likely will need to remove your own platonic ideology and pursuit within the text.
God is going to renew this earth, and the first command that he gave us was to take care of it. It was a commandment before the fall and it is a role that He is expecting us to participate in. So yes! Get out of your recliner, stop condemning other people (aka, homosexuals), and live as a follower of God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit. Live a real life that exalts the Divine.

For Postmodern Secularists:
Overall I must say that you are doing a great job, a lot better than those Platonic Christians. With your mentality you understand that the only essence for living is on this earth. When I look at you in Europe I am astounded. With your panentheistic mentality you are doing a great job. The only thing that we’ll need to do now is remove the self pride from the secularists in the Midwest. 

Pictures!
I thought it would be interesting to see how much trash my parents fit into the trashcan. I was curious to see how much of it would be recyclable. I came to the realization that in only a few days there was A LOT in the trash can that could be recycled. There was so much that I just decided to take it out. Out of the two trashcans (in only a few days) I was able to take out almost everything. Yes, with everything being recyclable and not polluting the world that I live in, that my children will live in, and etc. 

Note: Before you put something into the recycling box you are suppose to rinse it. That is why it is in the sink drying.